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China March services activity speeds up as new business rises at quickest pace in 3 months
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The White House sees steel as critical to national security, and Biden said last month that US Steel should remain domestically owned. His opponent in the Nov. 5 presidential election, former …
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Former Harvard Kennedy School Dean Graham T. Allison ’62 met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a nine-day visit to Beijing late last month.
Column-China PMI boosts sentiment, but commodity imports may have front-run: Russell
The return of China’s key manufacturing index to positive territory for the first time in six months has sparked optimism that commodity demand from the world’s biggest buyer of natural resources is …
South Koreans bid emotional farewell to beloved panda leaving for China
A crowd of people, some weeping, has gathered at an amusement park in South Korea to bid farewell to a giant panda before her departure to China.
Janet Yellen Missed the First ‘China Shock.’ Can She Stop the Second?
The first time Janet Yellen went to China, she was impressed.Then the top economist in Bill Clinton’s White House, she saw an economy booming with the support of Western-style market changes. The …
With tears, a crowd of South Koreans bids farewell to beloved panda before her departure to China
A crowd of people, some weeping, gathered at a rain-soaked amusement park in South Korea to bid farewell to a beloved giant panda before her departure to China on Wednesday. Fu Bao has been a…
US senator urges Biden to review alleged Nippon Steel ties to China
The head of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday urged the White House to scrutinize the relationship between Nippon Steel and the Chinese steel industry, citing national security concerns …
Experts Weigh In: China Likely to Impose Conditions on Russian Loan
The relationship between Russia and China has grown closer, but both nations prioritize their national interests, especially in financial matters. However, given the leadership of Vladimir Putin and …
Yellen to press China on ‘unfair’ trade practices during visit
She will then head north to Beijing for talks with Premier Li Qiang, Finance Minister Lan Fo’an and central bank governor Pan Gongsheng, said the Treasury Department. Yellen’s trip comes just eight …
China’s services activity growth speeds up in March, Caixin PMI shows
China’s services activity growth accelerated in March as new business rose at the quickest pace in three months, a private-sector survey showed on Wednesday, a sign sentiment was staging a tentative …
25 AAPI-Owned Fashion Brands to Shop for the Coolest Clothes, Shoes and Bags
Founded by Tanya and Karen Lee, this Vancouver-based duo proudly produces tailored sweatshirts and matching skirts (oh, and Oprah’s favorite trousers) in China. The brand strives to debunk the myth …
